On Saturday February 10, two friends and I set off on our journey to get as far as possible from campus by taking part in Warwick Jailbreak. As the event has become popular in recent years, many of you might know what Jailbreak is about: ‘36 hours, no money, where...
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Georgia Crandon is a 22-year-old musician from Loughton, in the heart of Essex. She doesn’t go by her name – “if you search ‘Georgia’ on the internet, the state comes up” – and having gigged as a solo singer-songwriter from the beginning of her career almost three years ago, she’s...
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The UCU is encouraging external examiners members at any of the 65 striking universities to resign from boards as part of industrial action.
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95% of UK university vice-chancellors are either members of, or entitled to attend, the remuneration committees that decide their pay.
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Matthew Dale summarises his favourite popular science books - from physics to epigenetics, there's something for everyone!
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Matthew Dale reports on new research that suggests that changes in our genes are decreasing our tolerance for alcohol.
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Gezy Vaughan shines a light on Seasonal Affective Disorder and the impact that it has on mental health.
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The layout of a bookshop is a game of strategy and marketing. Nishat Uddin examines and questions the ethics of it all.
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Iona Murphy imagines five famous literary characters that we know and love on an episode of Come Dine with Me. The results are interesting...
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Giles Allen-Bowden uses Spongebob to see how children's television has informed our attitudes towards the current industrial action
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At Warwick Congress 2018, the BBC’s Head of News Gavin Hewitt addressed the issues of globalisation, technology and innovation and how the changes are interlinked in our integrated society. Quynh Luong and Alex Exact give their verdict on the headline speaker. Drawing on globalisation and the technological revolution, Gavin Hewitt...
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Warwickshire Council launches an initiative to tackle homelessness and help those who suffer from mental health, drugs or alcohol problems.
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Arthur Miller’s 1955 tragic play A View from the Bridge is the latest offering from the Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS), and does not disappoint. The play deals with what America represented to the outside world in the post-war era: a beacon of hope for immigrants. This theme is brought...
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